Cancer deaths in children drop 43 percent since 1950
New York report cites a 43 percent fall in pediatric cancer deaths since 1950. California expert predicts further cure-rate gains from decade of treatment advances. Dr Denman Hammond of USC notes major chemical, surgical, and radiation progress and to date over half of today’s treated children may be cured.
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New York
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Denman Hammond
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Los Angeles
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Ex-hostage won't testify for Garwood
A military judge refused defense requests to call seven former POWs and hostages including Richard Queen and Diego Ascencio to testify for Robert R. Garwood. The ruling limits the defense to present evidence on alleged insanity and mental disorder tied to Garwood's captivity in Vietnam.
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UPI
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R.E. Switzer
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Vietnam
Diego Ascencio
Colombia
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Religious snakehandler dies from bite in Kentucky
Claude Amos, 32, died after a 59 inch rattlesnake bit his right hand at the Rock House Pentecostal Church in Bob Fork Leslie County. He was treated at Mary Breckinridge Hospital Hyden and transferred to Albert B Chandler Medical Center Lexington. Doctor Mark Buchanan notes he had been bitten previously but continued to handle snakes despite legal bans in Kentucky and the region.
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Hyden
UPI
Claude Amos
Rockhouse Pentecostal
Bob Fork
Leslie County
Mary Breckinridge Hospital
Albert B. Chandler Medical Center
Lexington
Mark Buchanan
Hyden Hospital
Kentucky
Southeastern States
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